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An investigation by Scotland’s environment regulator into an illegal waste site in Aberdeenshire concluded yesterday (3rd February 2025) with a 150-hour community payback order, a £3,000 Confiscation Order and an 18-month supervision requirement served on a local man.

Following the successful restoration of the River Leven, an ambitious new project is underway to breathe life back into one of Fife’s cherished waterways.

The Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) are seeking views from regulated businesses, organisations and individuals on the proposed changes to how environmental activities are regulated in Scotland.

Scotland must do more to help hydropower facilities maximise their output and prevent negative impacts on wildlife in the face of the challenges posed by climate change, according to a new report.

Widespread river flooding impacts remain possible in particular in the Spey Valley and the Great Glen area, whilst the high river levels across north and central Scotland are expected to gradually improve throughout Wednesday.

Multiple regional Flood Alerts and local Flood Warnings remain in place across north and central Scotland, with the highest risks remaining on the Spey, Great Glen and Tay catchments.